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Hi there - does anyone know where I could purchase Andronicus coffee beans or preground in Melbourne? Thanks...
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Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
Is it the 12 months shelf life that you are after, or do you just like Nestle and their questionable ethics? -
Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
Welcome tresOriginally posted by 7A7C6B7D646162676B7D0E0 link=1306211976/0#0 date=1306211976
I doubt that too many here will know or care much. You have many better and fresher optionsComment
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Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
A guy I work with bought a 1.2kg of Vittoria beans for the office today because they were on special and "Vittoria are the best, right?" Anyone in Adelaide want them? Perhaps they could be used as weights for blind baking a pastry or something?Comment
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Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
Compost....Originally posted by 3332382B35302A590 link=1306211976/3#3 date=1306213424Comment
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Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
Actually I have a feeling the worms in my worm farm wouldnt even touch, theyve become accustomed to better stuff.Originally posted by 1E2B26211509252C2C2F2F4A0 link=1306211976/4#4 date=1306213628
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Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
tresjolie, très drôle. ;DOriginally posted by 5A5C4B5D444142474B5D2E0 link=1306211976/0#0 date=1306211976Comment
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Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
Lift your game guys. Your conduct in these threads is quite snobby! In fainess to the OP I think we should provide some advice on how to obtain an equally vomitus cup of brown crud if we cant actually help them with their original enquiry.Originally posted by 7C494443776B474E4E4D4D280 link=1306211976/4#4 date=1306213628Comment
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Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
Harsh, lads, harsh.
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Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
But fair....I have heard that drinking Drano is bad for your health..Originally posted by 4747470D0 link=1306211976/8#8 date=1306222534
Good coffee can be found at http://coffeesnobs.com.au/YaBB.pl?num=1231309291
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Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
Wow.. Im surprised by the lack of assistance on offer here. Surely theres one coffee expert out there who can offer a starting recommendation? Someone? ...anyone at all? Alas, I guess this poor old dreg drinker is mistaken! ;DComment
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Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
tresjolies, you have to remember the name of this forum, they are well and truly alive BUT they make for some enjoyable threads and an interesting alternative to us plebs
Seriously the best alternative is to go up to the top left hand side and click on the Roasted Coffee section, check out what is there, although I havent tried it yet, Andys Espresso WOW is raved about.
Sign up and buy a small amount and see what you think, it might be the start of a wonderful journey into the world of real coffee if you choose to take it 8-)Comment
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Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
Gday Tresjolies,
you have been given a few starting recommendations so far, with a great tip from Chris. If you really, really, really insist on wanting to buy what you asked for originally (Im not going to give them any more free plugs), do a google search. I did one for sh*ts and giggles and came up with heaps of hits.
All the best,
Steve.Comment
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Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
I think I have seen it in Woolies.Originally posted by 595F485E47424144485E2D0 link=1306211976/0#0 date=1306211976
Most coffee drinkers here would wonder why you would want Andronicus.
The big names dont sell any better coffee than the many specialist roasters that have sprung up in all our cities.
They all use the same raw, green coffee.
Preground supermarket coffee is a step up from instant, on the road to quality coffee.
I was brought up on instant, and worked up through supermarket preground, to fresh coffees, using filters, stovetops, plungers and then espresso machines.
Now I roast my own and always have fresh coffee.
The problem is that the supermarkets require a use by date rather than a roasted on date. This is so they ‘know’ when to take it off their shelves. It is difficult to know how long it has been there.
Roasted coffee is usually at its best for less than one month. Ground coffee less.
That is why most coffee enthusiasts here grind their coffee within minutes of brewing their coffee.
If you buy freshly roasted coffee from a local cafe, roastery or from a sponsor here or coffee snobs, you have a better chance of knowing when it was roasted.
Most coffee need a few days rest after roasting best sealed in a zip top bag. Buy in small quantities, enough to use in 2-4 weeks.
You should notice a change of flavour as it ages.
I hope that you can find some coffee that suits your taste and method of brewing.
Barry
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Re: Where can I obtain Andronicus coffee in Melbourne?
Originally posted by 37312630292C2F2A2630430 link=1306211976/10#10 date=1306226335
You asked a very specific question that you would have been better off asking Google for the answer to.
You didnt ask for alternative recommendations, if you are serious about drinking good coffee then you have come to the right place.
Tell us a bit about yourself, your equipment and your coffee experience.Comment
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